Eclipse of the Sun by Emily Sheffer
Under the light of the eclipse in August 2017, Emily Sheffer reprinted in cyanotype original daguerreotypes by the Langenheim brothers. These daguerreotypes were of the first eclipse visible in North America since the invention of photography.
163 years later images made by the light of one eclipse are printed with the light of another.
Public domain images courtesy The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Second edition of 100
5” x 7”
Hand stitched soft cover, printed on asuka archival inkjet paper, interleaved with vellum inserts
14 images
Autumn 2017, designed by Emily Sheffer and published by Dust Collective
Under the light of the eclipse in August 2017, Emily Sheffer reprinted in cyanotype original daguerreotypes by the Langenheim brothers. These daguerreotypes were of the first eclipse visible in North America since the invention of photography.
163 years later images made by the light of one eclipse are printed with the light of another.
Public domain images courtesy The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Second edition of 100
5” x 7”
Hand stitched soft cover, printed on asuka archival inkjet paper, interleaved with vellum inserts
14 images
Autumn 2017, designed by Emily Sheffer and published by Dust Collective
Under the light of the eclipse in August 2017, Emily Sheffer reprinted in cyanotype original daguerreotypes by the Langenheim brothers. These daguerreotypes were of the first eclipse visible in North America since the invention of photography.
163 years later images made by the light of one eclipse are printed with the light of another.
Public domain images courtesy The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Second edition of 100
5” x 7”
Hand stitched soft cover, printed on asuka archival inkjet paper, interleaved with vellum inserts
14 images
Autumn 2017, designed by Emily Sheffer and published by Dust Collective